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Lent23 at 23:14, 23 February 2026

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Triogenix at 14:01, 16 August 2025

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Connorjg1 at 07:14, 14 July 2025

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 === The Mi'kuetz ===
-A band of K’lax, consisting primarily of Queenless Vaurca. They roam the Wasteland scavenging and surviving in the ruins of what once was Unathi kingdoms. They make use of a combination of Klaxan and Unathi gear. While they are Wastelanders, they practice the same tenets the Unathi of Moghes do. The Hegemony recognizes them, sometimes hiring them to do tasks that Sinta’Unathi cannot.
+A band of K’lax, formed primarily of Queenless Vaurca. These cheery Queenless roam the Wastelands atop large Vaurcesian pack-animals called Vizk'tul, surviving, scavenging, and doing what work they can for the highest bidder.
-Due to their work in the wasteland and their population primarily being made up of Queenless, they do not have a specific coloration. However, they maintain the green tint the rest of their hive have, with some being darker and some being lighter in color.
+For more about the Mi'kuetz see [[K%27lax_in_the_Wasteland#The_Mi'kuetz |here.]]
-==== History ====
+=== The Yiaa’mak’tzut ===
-These Vaurca were among the many to arrive at Uueoa-Esa. However, when the K’lax were vassalized by the Unathi, the need to have Queenless within the hive grew less and less, and more of them were resigned to live and work on Moghes, as part of an independent workforce.
+For more about the Yiaa’mak’tzut see [[K%27lax_in_the_Wasteland#Yiaa’mak’tzut |here.]]
 == The Northern Wasteland ==

Pocheto at 06:07, 11 August 2024

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	'''Oasis Clans'''		'''Oasis Clans'''

	While players are in no way obligated to play these clans, and are more than welcome to homebrew their own, these clans are known and settled in the wasteland. Choosing to play one of these will allow you to play out their quirks, as well as meet other ~~clanmembers~~ on-~~station~~.		While players are in no way obligated to play these clans, and are more than welcome to homebrew their own, these clans are known and settled in the wasteland. Choosing to play one of these will allow you to play out their quirks, as well as meet other clan members on-ship.

	===== Clan Dorviza - The Dryads =====		===== Clan Dorviza - The Dryads =====

RustingWithYou: Expansion of the Wasteland

2023-07-24T02:18:39Z

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Triogenix: Updating due to the Queendom getting it's own Page.

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Updating due to the Queendom getting it's own Page.

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	: '''''"Refuse To Break"''''' - ''Szek'Hakh clan motto, before the war''		: '''''"Refuse To Break"''''' - ''Szek'Hakh clan motto, before the war''

	A matriarchal region of roughly twenty thousand set in the Wasteland, led by the elderly '''Queen Lazak Szek'Hakh''' and her daughters. In her settlement and a large portion of the region surrounding it, her clan has become the protector of her region known as the 'Queendom'.		A matriarchal region of roughly twenty thousand set in the Wasteland, led by the elderly '''Queen Lazak Szek'Hakh''' and her daughters. In her settlement and a large portion of the region surrounding it, her clan has become the protector of her region known as the 'Queendom'. More information about the Queendom can be found [[The Queendom of Sezk-Hakh \| here]]

	~~For those living in~~ the Queendom, the gender roles of Unathi are inverted, and many of its people thusly struggle to find opportunities on Moghes and seek employment in Tau Ceti - with the Queen even making connections with pirates, Dominians, and Tajaran smugglers to get her people safely out of the dangerous Wasteland. The ~~Queen is kind under her witty and straightforward attitude, and despite stereotypes, does not actually hate men.~~

	~~The Szek'Hakh clan's settlement~~ of '''Yu'kal''', originally headed by the Queen's husband, was built around a cluster of small lakes and focused on aquaculture. When the Contact War's nukes wiped out the vast majority of men, they adapted to using women as protectors, while using men to keep house. The widowed Lazak Szek’Hakh convinced the shell-shocked and wounded survivors of her clan that she was the only one capable of ruling during this terrifying time, and had taken control of a sizable region of the Wasteland east of Mudki around Yu'kal.

	~~The Szek'~~Hakh Clan became the leading power in their region following the Contact War. Eventually, Szek’Hakh consolidated control of her clan and the settlement, taking matters of survival into her own hands. As the Wasteland engulfed Yu'kal's lakes, she coordinated a renovation of aquaculture farms and lead expeditions to bring their highly valuable fish products to the distant surviving city of Mudki. Women took prominent roles in all of these, with the necessities of survival in the harsh wasteland fraying Unathi gender roles. A neighboring nobleman, fearing this rise of powerful women, orchestrated to have her assassinated. In a dramatic confrontation, the assassin was foiled and publicly exiled as a Guwandi, and a mob of angry women stormed the nobleman's estate to 'duel him for his dishonor'. This act put the matriarch in the spotlight, sparking Szek’Hakh’s rapid rise of being named Queen by her people.

	Queen Szek’Hakh now leads a struggling wasteland settlement in a precarious situation. The traditional Izweski leaning Unathi find her position an affront to customs, and she struggles to find allies. She tries to walk a delicate tightrope balancing the relations of the [[Unathi Religion\|~~Sk’akh Church]], the Izweski, and the Wastelander factions - however she is often too straightforward to get far.~~
	Her settlement is primarily Th’akh, and she herself follows the faith. She complies (though unwillingly) with the demands of Izweski representatives to expel the prophet [[Notable Unathi\|Si'akh]] from her realm when he enters her settlement in his travels, though she quietly allows members of his traveling flock to rest in secret when they pass through her settlement. For the same, she does not tolerate the cult of the [[Aut'akh]]~~, and her people ruthlessly hunt down their unaugmented proselytizers.~~

	== The Reclaimers ==		== The Reclaimers ==

Haydizzle: Fallen Kingdom is temporarily "benched"

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 Her settlement is primarily Th’akh, and she herself follows the faith. She complies (though unwillingly) with the demands of Izweski representatives to expel the prophet [[Notable Unathi|Si'akh]] from her realm when he enters her settlement in his travels, though she quietly allows members of his traveling flock to rest in secret when they pass through her settlement. For the same, she does not tolerate the cult of the [[Aut'akh]], and her people ruthlessly hunt down their unaugmented proselytizers.
 == The Reclaimers ==
 Clans of Unathi paid to scavenge the wastes in search of pre-war technology. They’re typically trained for combat, though there will of course be engineers and people who care for cargo, as well as scientists capable of operating and reactivating the technology. Known by the inhabitants of the wasteland as “Rustboys”.

SleepyWolf at 05:47, 27 September 2020

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 For the disillusioned few, those that fell out of the learning centres, or those that simply were too barbaric to live in the establish settlements, a criminal underground was established. These secret networks distribute spoofed space traffic codes, as well as transport into different star systems, in exchange for servitude for a set amount of years, a great debt, or a single, dangerous task.
 == The Reclaimers ==
 Clans of Unathi paid to scavenge the wastes in search of pre-war technology. They’re typically trained for combat, though there will of course be engineers and people who care for cargo, as well as scientists capable of operating and reactivating the technology. Known by the inhabitants of the wasteland as “Rustboys”.

SleepyWolf: /* The Spirits of the Oasis */

2020-07-15T01:17:46Z

The Spirits of the Oasis

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	[[File:UnathiHatchling.png\|250px\|thumb\|A hatchling standing next to her wasteland home.]]		[[File:UnathiHatchling.png\|250px\|thumb\|A hatchling standing next to her wasteland home.]]

	The larger villages plant huge swathes of dionae pods, which either get used to absorb the radiation in the surrounding area, or sent to new settlements to give them a headstart on the minute terraforming procedures. The more land ~~get~~ terraformed, the more crops get planted, the more biomass the dionae have available.		The larger villages plant huge swathes of dionae pods, which either get used to absorb the radiation in the surrounding area, or sent to new settlements to give them a headstart on the minute terraforming procedures. The more land that gets terraformed, the more crops get planted, the more biomass the dionae have available.

	They have an attachment to their animals and the dionae, who they regard as pets up until a gestalt forms, who they then regard as fully fledged members of the clan.		They have an attachment to their animals and the dionae, who they regard as pets up until a gestalt forms, who they then regard as fully fledged members of the clan.

SleepyWolf: /* Clan "Gawgaryn" - The Punished Clans */ adds quote, as well as more flavour

2020-06-05T02:00:10Z

Clan "Gawgaryn" - The Punished Clans: adds quote, as well as more flavour

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	== Clan "Gawgaryn" - The Punished Clans ==		== Clan "Gawgaryn" - The Punished Clans ==
			: '''''"There is nothing left. The Ancestors weep as they beg us to leave Moghes. No more children will grow up in our Ancestral Homelands the same as we have, ever again."''''' - ''The words of 'The Lost Son' while visiting the ransacked capital of the Azarak Kingdom - the losing side in the Contact War.''
	A mega-clan forced to attack others during the war, or risk starvation and total annihilation. They were supposed to receive the capital punishment, but fled to the wastes to escape this. Now they roam the wasteland, having become exactly what they wanted to escape in the past, bandits who loot and pillage to make a living.		A mega-clan forced to attack others during the war, or risk starvation and total annihilation. They were supposed to receive the capital punishment, but fled to the wastes to escape this. Now they roam the wasteland, having become exactly what they wanted to escape in the past, bandits who loot and pillage to make a living.
	[[File:Punished_Raider.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A Punished raider, "Abushk Gawgaryn", mounted on his specialized sandbike.]]		[[File:Punished_Raider.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A Punished raider, "Abushk Gawgaryn", mounted on his specialized sandbike.]]
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	The Punished don’t care much for gender roles, their situation is too dire to segment their workforce. A sinta is obligated to pull their weight despite gender, and in the worst of times, despite age.		The Punished don’t care much for gender roles, their situation is too dire to segment their workforce. A sinta is obligated to pull their weight despite gender, and in the worst of times, despite age.

	There are hidden bases scattered throughout the wasteland, acting as pit stops to rest and recover from raiding, more so than bases of operation. Permanence is a last resort, as staying in one area will get them bombed out, or worse, captured and forced to face their crimes. There are rumours spreading through the Hegemony that there exists a primary base, where Clanfather Kuma’Gizz lives and coordinates the raiding missions.		There are hidden bases scattered throughout the wasteland, acting as pit stops to rest and recover from raiding, more so than bases of operation. Permanence is a last resort, as staying in one area will get them bombed out, or worse, captured and forced to face their crimes. There are rumours spreading through the Hegemony that there exists a primary base, where Clanfather Kuma’Gizz lives and coordinates the raiding missions.

			The '''largest raid''' ever performed have been the thefts of Solarian trade shuttles that were landed at an Izweski wasteland camp - the Gawgaryn boarders forced the human pilots to pick up hundreds of Unathi and help them escape to the Frontier and beyond - many of these clans eventually finding homes in '''Tau Ceti seeking legal asylum'''. The five Gawgaryn warriors in charge of the raid were not given asylum by Tau Ceti, and instead were given to the Izweski. They were later executed publicly.

			These five Gawgaryn warriors are forever worshiped by the Unathi that were able to escape, as heroes.

	== The Spirits of the Oasis ==		== The Spirits of the Oasis ==